JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

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Journal

OF

Proceedings and Addresses

OF THE

FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING

HELD AT

CLEVELAND, OHIO

JUNE 29-JULY 3

1908

1908

Published by the Association

SECRETARY'S OFFICE, WINONA, MINN.

The Adaptation of the Schools to Industry and Efficiency-Draper

Proposed Work of Commission for Conservation of National Resources-Van Hise

The Function of Education in a Democracy-Brumbaugh

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Negro Education and the Nation—Washington

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The Reconcilement of Cross-Purposes in the Education of Women-Miss Arnold

93

The Public School and the Immigrant Child-Miss Addams

99

The School and the Practice of Ethics-Mrs. Young

102

The Personal Touch in Teaching-West

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The Personal Power of the Teacher in Public-School Work-Maxwell

DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENCE (Washington Meeting, 1908)

Secretary's Minutes-Cook.

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Opportunities for Economy in the Course of Study-Heeter

Modifications Necessary to Secure Recognition for Pupils of Varying Ability-

Kendall

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SYMPOSIUM: THE PLACE OF INDUSTRIES IN PUBLIC EDUCATION-

1. Democracy and Education; Equal Opportunity for All-Russell

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2. Equality of Opportunity: How Secured-Elliott

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3. Urgency of Provision for Vocational Needs of Children-McElroy

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Morse.

6. A Technical High School-Martin

4. Importance of Constructive Activities in the Elementary-School Course-

Miss Langley.

5. An Intermediate Industrial School-Morse

Agriculture, Industries, and Home Economics in Our Public Schools-Hays

NURTURE AND PROTECTION OF PHYSICAL WELLBEING OF PUBLIC-SCHOOL PUPILS-

1. How Can the School Contribute to Physical Development?-Gulick

2. Medical Inspection in Public Schools-Harrington

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